Oscar Ruggeri, no secret: confessions of Carlos Tevez to a serious complaint against a doctor of Conmebol – 26/11/2018

Oscar Ruggeri added new data to the scandal of the return of the Copa Libertadores final, missed this weekend, first Saturday and then Sunday. In Fox Sports' 90Minutos program, in which he participates as a panelist, he said he spent an hour talking with Carlos Tevez and that Apache had told him what had happened with Conmebol's doctor. . "He entered the locker room and told them to take cortisone because the game was played. Tevez told him that he was going to pbad the doping control and he replied: "rest badured, nothing will happen with doping"", Claimed the world champion with the national team.

The Cabezon Ruggeri also said at one point: "Tevez told me that the doctor had come with several syringes and had told them," Put that, it'll go to 18 hours. At this time, the game starts, crazy, you can not believe it. "

Saturday afternoon, in the midst of chaos, several Conmebol doctors entered the locker room several times. What counts Ruggeri has circulated in the corridors of the Monumental. However, no one could badure him. Now, Ruggeri told part of his conversation with Tevez, who was inside the locker room and then got very angry with the Conmebol leaders.

After reviewing some players, the Conmebol said that "Boca Juniors players suffered superficial injuries to the skin at the upper limb, lower limb, face and trunk, in the same way." 2 players have this It could not be confirmed by our medical profession. "The document is signed by doctors Osvaldo Pangriazo, Francisco Mateu, Jorge Pagura and José Veloso.

"If we went out to play, we had five goals, because we could not move, we could not breatheRuggeri also told the Boca striker during their phone conversation Sunday.

Jorge Batista, Boca's doctor on Saturday, was himself very angry with his Conmebol colleagues. He wrote on his Twitter account: "The Conmebol doctors who came into the locker room saw everything and checked everything, then for probably economic interests, lie and go out and say that the players can play."